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Coke to invest $302M in Malaysia, open new plant
Associated Press – March 16, 2010 11:04 AM ET NILAI, Malaysia – Coca-Cola Co. says it will build a new bottling plant in Malaysia and invest more than $300 million over the next five years…
Coca-Cola Investing $302M In Malaysia
World’s largest soft drink maker building new bottling plant in Malaysia and investing $302 million over next five years to boost growth in Southeast Asian market.
Coke to invest $302M in Malaysia, open new plant
Coca-Cola said Tuesday it will build a new bottling plant in Malaysia and invest 1 billion ringgit over the next five years to boost growth in the Southeast Asian market.
Coca-Cola to Invest $300M in Malaysia
Coca-Cola plans to build a new bottling plant in Malaysia and invest more than $300 million to increase growth in Southeast Asia.
Coke to invest in M’sia
NILAI – COCA-COLA Co said on Tuesday it will build a new bottling plant in Malaysia and invest 1 billion ringgit over the next five years to boost growth in the Southeast Asian market. The investment comes as the world’s largest soft drink maker gets ready to end its franchise with a local bottler after sales remained stagnant over the years.
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Investing in the UAE: GE and ADAT Expand Gas Turbine Repair Services Capabilities in the Middle East
Abu Dhabi, UAE; March 14, 2010: GE GE and Abu Dhabi Aircraft Technologies Abu Dhabi Aircraft Technologies today announced a state-of-the-art expansion of the Gulf Turbine Services L.L.C gas turbine repair facility in Abu Dhabi, which will offer enhanced levels of service and support for gas turbine operators throughout the region.
ONGC to invest $20 bn on assets abroad
Dahej, March 14 : India’s energy behemoth, the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, will invest $20 billion in assets abroad over the next decade.
Investment Dar Says Legal Action on Hold Pending Restructuring
March 14 — Investment Dar Co., the Kuwait- based owner of half of Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd., said a court will suspend all legal procedures against the company until a restructuring plan is approved.
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